Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe

1996 - 2024

Current editor(s): Andrew Kilmister

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Introduction pp. 251-252: Andrew Kilmister
The Birth of a New Intellectual Left in Poland? pp. 253-272: Gavin Rae
Germany's Shift from the Alliance for Jobs to Agenda 2010: The Role of Transnationalizing German Capital pp. 273-289: Ian Bruff
Migrants and the Unequal Burdening of “Toxic” Risk: Towards a New Global Governance Regime pp. 291-308: Charles Woolfson and Branka Likic-Brboric
International Financial Institutions and Post-communist Labour Reform: A Case of Utopian Liberalism? pp. 309-330: Martin Upchurch and David Weltman
The Illusion of Capitalism in Post-Soviet Ukraine pp. 331-345: Colin Williams and John Round
Post-Soviet Marxists in Russia pp. 347-357: Gűnter Mayer and Wolfgang Kűttner
Contributors to This Issue pp. 359-360: The Editors
Book Review pp. 361-364: Rick Simon

Introduction pp. 133-134: Andrew Kilmister
The Eastern Turn in Contemporary German, Swiss and Austrian Literature pp. 135-149: Brigid Haines
The Borders of Orientalism: “Europeanization” in Hungary and Ukraine pp. 151-169: Melinda Kovács and Olena Leipnik
10 October Commemorations in Carinthia: Promoting Unity or Division? pp. 171-187: Eithne Knappitsch
1961: Germans Begin to Confront their Recent Past pp. 189-201: Dieter K. Buse
An Unexpected Dawn: The Prague Spring and the Mechanism of Change in State Socialism pp. 203-211: Dieter Segert
The German Democratic Republic and Australia pp. 213-235: Peter Monteath
Contributors to This Issue pp. 237-238: The Editors
Book Reviews pp. 239-249: Ulf Brunnbauer, Berksoy Bilgin and László Andor

Introduction pp. 1-3: Andrew Kilmister
German Influence in the Western Balkans: Hegemony by Design or by Default? pp. 5-29: Fotis Mavromatidis and Jeremy Leaman
Stabilization through Europeanization? Discussing the Transformation Dynamics in Turkey pp. 31-54: Ilker Ataç and Andreas Grünewald
Trajectories of Entropy and “the Labour Question”: The Political Economy of Post-communist Migration in the New Europe pp. 55-71: Jeffrey Sommers and Charles Woolfson
Two Rights Make a Wrong? The Remaking of Polish Politics after the 2007 Parliamentary Elections pp. 73-86: Gavin Rae
The EU-cators: Discourses of Education and Ontologies of the EU in Hungarian Handbooks pp. 87-99: Melinda Kovács
Poles Reject Anti-missile Shield pp. 101-107: Julian Bartosz
Czechs Oppose Military Bases pp. 109-116: Štěpán Steiger
Contributors to This issue pp. 117-118: The Editors
Book Reviews pp. 119-131: Dieter K. Buse and Alan Freeman

Introduction pp. 277-278: Andrew Kilmister
Reconsidering the Ukrainian Revolution 1917–1921: The Dialectics of National Liberation and Social Emancipation pp. 279-306: Chris Ford
A New Formation with Potential Pitfalls: The New German pp. 307-319: Christoph Jünke
“Speak Out!”—Günter Grass as an International Intellectual pp. 321-342: Frank Brunssen
Mitbestimmung: The Future of Co-Determination in a Hostile World pp. 343-364: Angela Richards
Contributors to This Issue pp. 365-365: The Editors

Introduction pp. 121-122: Andrew Kilmister
Political Opportunity Structures and the Success of the German Left Party in 2005 pp. 123-154: Oliver Nachtwey and Tim Spier
Heimat, “Ostalgie” and the Stasi: The GDR in German Cinema, 1999–2006 pp. 155-175: Gareth Dale
Multinationals in the New EU Member States and the Revitalisation of Trade Unions pp. 177-193: Guglielmo Meardi
Germany and the Passage from War to Peace in Eurasia pp. 195-210: Vassilis K. Fouskas
The 2003 “Rose Revolution” in Georgia: A Case Study in High Politics and Rank-and-File Execution pp. 211-220: Dan Jakopovich
Back to the Future: The Resurgence of Poland's Conservative Right pp. 221-232: Gavin Rae
Philo-Zionism as a German Political Code: Germany and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Since 1987 pp. 233-255: Pól Ó Dochartaigh
Who Dug the Grave of the Polish Left? pp. 257-269: David Holland
Settling Accounts for the Wrongs Done on the Left pp. 271-273: Józef Pinior
Contributors to This Issue pp. 275-275: The Editors

Introduction pp. 1-2: Andrew Kilmister
Towards a Cinema of Cultural Hybridity: Turkish-German Filmmakers and the Representation of Alterity pp. 3-24: Rob Burns
“Seit der Wende hat der Mann nur Pech gehabt. Jetzt soll er auch noch Jude sein”: Theatricality, Memory and Identity in Dani Levy's (2004) pp. 25-42: Seán Allan
The Protestant Churches and German Refugees and Expellees in the Western Zones of Germany after 1945 pp. 43-63: Ian Connor
A “Vital Feeling” of “Humanist Hatred”: Narratives of Sovereignty and Totalitarian Childhoods pp. 65-86: Martin Blumenthal-Barby
Conversation with Vladimir Kabo pp. 87-97: Anna Taitslin
“Managed Democracy” in Action: The 2004 Mayoral Elections in Togliatti Interview with Petr Zolotarev, President of the Union, at Avtovaz (Volga Automobile Factory) pp. 99-105: David Mandel
The Rebirth of an Oxymoron: The Genesis and Functions of “Constitutional Patriotism” pp. 107-114: John Milfull
Contributors to This Issue pp. 115-115: The Editors
Book Review pp. 117-119: The Editors